Speak Like A Leader
Speak like a leader before you have the title
(10 reframes to sound more confident at work)
The words you choose shape your career path.
Small language shifts create big leadership signals.
If you want to become a leader or move up...
Improving your communications yields high ROI
Here are 10 language shifts that build authority:
"Sorry to bother you..."
"Do you have a moment to discuss this project?"
Drops the apology and leads with respect for time
"I think maybe we could..."
"I recommend we..."
Shows conviction in your expertise
"This is a dumb question."
"I'd like to understand."
Turns uncertainty into genuine curiosity
"I'll try to get this done."
"What can I deprioritize to get this done for you?"
Takes control of your workload and priorities
"Does that make sense?"
"Would you like me to expand on any points?"
Positions you as the expert sharing knowledge
"Just wanted to check in..."
"When can I expect an update?"
Polite but firm way of getting what you need
"I'm not good at."
"I'm currently improving my skills in."
Frames challenges as growth opportunities
"Sorry for the delay."
"Thanks for your patience."
Leads with gratitude instead of apology
"No worries."
"Always happy to help."
Shows intentional support and leadership
"My opinion is..."
"Drawing from my experience..."
Grounds insights in proven expertise
Your words shape how others see you.
Speaking like a leader shows you're ready for the title.
Are you guilty of these?
I'm still working on "no worries."
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ะ .ะก: Ashley Couto, FolIοw Ashley Couto for more content like this
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Speak like a leader before you have the title
(10 reframes to sound more confident at work)
The words you choose shape your career path.
Small language shifts create big leadership signals.
If you want to become a leader or move up...
Improving your communications yields high ROI
Here are 10 language shifts that build authority:
"Sorry to bother you..."
"Do you have a moment to discuss this project?"
Drops the apology and leads with respect for time
"I think maybe we could..."
"I recommend we..."
Shows conviction in your expertise
"This is a dumb question."
"I'd like to understand."
Turns uncertainty into genuine curiosity
"I'll try to get this done."
"What can I deprioritize to get this done for you?"
Takes control of your workload and priorities
"Does that make sense?"
"Would you like me to expand on any points?"
Positions you as the expert sharing knowledge
"Just wanted to check in..."
"When can I expect an update?"
Polite but firm way of getting what you need
"I'm not good at."
"I'm currently improving my skills in."
Frames challenges as growth opportunities
"Sorry for the delay."
"Thanks for your patience."
Leads with gratitude instead of apology
"No worries."
"Always happy to help."
Shows intentional support and leadership
"My opinion is..."
"Drawing from my experience..."
Grounds insights in proven expertise
Your words shape how others see you.
Speaking like a leader shows you're ready for the title.
Are you guilty of these?
I'm still working on "no worries."
-------
ะ .ะก: Ashley Couto, FolIοw Ashley Couto for more content like this
Speak Like A Leader
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Speak Like A Leader
Speak like a leader before you have the title
(10 reframes to sound more confident at work)
The words you choose shape your career path.
Small language shifts create big leadership signals.
If you want to become a leader or move up...
Improving your communications yields high ROI
Here are 10 language shifts that build authority:
โ "Sorry to bother you..."
โ
"Do you have a moment to discuss this project?"
๐ฅ Drops the apology and leads with respect for time
โ "I think maybe we could..."
โ
"I recommend we..."
๐ฅ Shows conviction in your expertise
โ "This is a dumb question."
โ
"I'd like to understand."
๐ฅ Turns uncertainty into genuine curiosity
โ "I'll try to get this done."
โ
"What can I deprioritize to get this done for you?"
๐ฅ Takes control of your workload and priorities
โ "Does that make sense?"
โ
"Would you like me to expand on any points?"
๐ฅ Positions you as the expert sharing knowledge
โ "Just wanted to check in..."
โ
"When can I expect an update?"
๐ฅ Polite but firm way of getting what you need
โ "I'm not good at."
โ
"I'm currently improving my skills in."
๐ฅ Frames challenges as growth opportunities
โ "Sorry for the delay."
โ
"Thanks for your patience."
๐ฅ Leads with gratitude instead of apology
โ "No worries."
โ
"Always happy to help."
๐ฅ Shows intentional support and leadership
โ "My opinion is..."
โ
"Drawing from my experience..."
๐ฅ Grounds insights in proven expertise
Your words shape how others see you.
Speaking like a leader shows you're ready for the title.
Are you guilty of these?
I'm still working on "no worries."
-------
ะ .ะก: Ashley Couto, FolIοw Ashley Couto for more content like this
Speak Like A Leader ๐
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